My 110 Gallon Peninsula SPS Tank

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by Myka

Thanks for the kind words guys. I am not an expert though, no letters after my name.

Ah, very good! I am glad to hear you have seen an improvement, and that you have managed to vacuum the sand. It really does make a huge difference...especially in tanks with high bioloads. It is not common practice though.

I agree. Small changes can make big differences, but small changes dont usually wreck havoc. I dont usually like to mess with pH, but your pH was really quite low. pH is a result of problems, not so much a cause of problems so it can be a good indicator.

I could tell from the water that I extracted that it helps as the water that was pulled out was fairly murky.

Ya the funny thing is that I also have an OPR monitor and although the reading is not as high as before it is still hovering at around the 400 range. The next one that I will give a try is the BRS CO2 Absorbent hope this one does the trick!

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it's been awhile since I've updated this so here is a quick update, it's not exactly SPS, but more of a reefer!!!

[Leah]

They don't sell those at pet stores out here.

[fishytime]

I hate to be the one to tell you this,but.......those arent reef safe.....congrats just the same

[Delphinus]

Congrats!

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Originally Posted by Leah

They don't sell those at pet stores out here.

lol! you got to be in the know to get one of this!!!!!

Originally Posted by fishytime

I hate to be the one to tell you this,but.......those arent reef safe.....congrats just the same

Thanks fishytime!!!! but i was told he was!!!!!

Originally Posted by Delphinus

Congrats!

Thanks Delphinus!!!!!

[Leah]

Congrats! I think he is one to keep...and not throw back.
Did you get just one or do you have more?